Bush-Clinton: Vive La Difference!


And who is this Clinton?

Bush’s lover?




















Patrice Ayme’

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15 Responses to “Bush-Clinton: Vive La Difference!”

  1. Paul Handover Says:

    On a related subject, have you read the latest TomDispatch? http://www.tomdispatch.com/post/176115/tomgram%3A_gregory_foster%2C_a_case_for_demilitarizing_the_military/

    Would love to have an essay from you in this regard.


    • Patrice Ayme Says:

      Very interesting, indeed. Curiously, the article did not mention the military-industrial complex, esp. the F35. Whether it’s Clinton or Trump, I don’t see the military ruling… Also even Obama fired general Clarke (for disrespect)…


  2. Stephane Gaudette Says:


    Stephane Gaudette: Multiculturalism is the worst shit for a country


    • Patrice Ayme Says:

      If “multiculturalism” means cultural apartheid, it’s indeed the worst thing. Especially if the incoming culture is actually the ancestral enemy, 13 centuries going, whose very existence is determined by this struggle to death.


  3. EugenR Says:

    Obama’s strategy with the Arab world was based on his believe, that by killing the leadership of the military Islamists, he will pacify the tendency in the Muslim world to violence. But the extreme opposition of majority of the people in the Arab world and places like Afganistan to everything US and the West represents is in the basics of their culture. It is contrary to the situation in the previousely Communistic World, where despotism was imposed on the people from above, and by removing the communistic leadership, the people, who were after all educated to rational way of thinking, happily embraced the liberal, democratic political system. In the Arab World this obviously didn’t happen. The despotism and suppression of the other, (woman, minorities, free thinking intellectuals without preconceived faith in the one truth, etc.) is in the vey heart of their culture. To give up these forms of thought, means to give up your self, to give up your way of life, your world view and perspective. Killing self-imposed leaders can’t change this.

    I tend to believe that only a total cultural collapse of all the preconceptions, as it happened in the 17 century European religious wars can bring such a change.

    Yet, do we have 30 years to wait, until a new generation of enlightened leaders will take over the Arab-Muslim countries, and bring some rationality into the Muslim way of thinking and behaving and excepting the liberal way of thinking as the only way to secure decent civil way of life? Lets not forget that during the 30 years war, 20% of Germany’s population was killed and the “Holy Roman Empire” became dispersed to thousands of mini principalities. This was the price to pay, to open the road to the 18 century enlightenment.

    A similar process of mass murdering and dispersion can be observed in the Arab world. The very first buds of a cultural change in the Muslim world can be observed in Iran, where the new generation of young people try to oppose the old corrupt leadership, blinded by religious fanaticism, that lost long time ago its political legitimacy and tries to stick to the grail of political power by provocative military acts of subversion and violence against it’s own people.


    • Patrice Ayme Says:

      Dear Eugen: Excellent remarks. Obama’s apparent BELIEF (he belieVEs in his belieF, to correct your spelling a bit) has indeed been that killing the leadership is all it took. Obama is a naïve guy: he believes the world is all about great leaders such as himself. When he got launched with that great belief, he did not even understand he was just a remotely guided drone.

      He also believes the world is all about the “leaders” because, in his world, at least to start with “WE THE PEOPLE” don’t count (since then he has changed his music, and used “WE THE PEOPLE” plenty in last year SOTUS address. But that’s just noise.

      The problem with the Arabs is quadruple: 1) Degeneracy of the environment, which has been severe for 5,000 years, due to human induced greenhouse (some will point out that’s better than encroaching glaciation… yes, but not for the upper, northern desert belt)

      2) Resulting hydraulic dictatorship ideologies.

      3) Islam, a Judeo-Christian-Desert Nomadic ideology of institutionalized war (“Jihad”)

      4) Manipulation of the preceding by Western, mostly US based plutocrats, since 1930.

      Point 4) was rendered possible by the weakening of European democracies due in part to US based manipulations, and in part to the delirious fascism which took over central and eastern Europe (including Germany, Italy, Russia)


    • Patrice Ayme Says:

      One thing: there is no more time. The seas are going to rise fast, very soon, while climate “change” accelerates (the drought in Syria had noticeable effects…).
      So we are out of time. The Israeli leadership knows this, and the Israeli population guesses this, that’s why they vote for Benjamin… And rocket shields everywhere.
      I am neither approving, nor disapproving. Now Israel wants 4 billion dollars in direct aid from the USA (it’s mainly closed circuit military aid… But it provides with competent systems, see Iron Dome…)


  4. EugenR Says:

    You are right, the world has global problems and no time to waste it on local problems. The Syrian revolution was partly caused by water shortage, (partly result of Atta Turk dam built by Turkey https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atatürk_Dam). It dried Syria agriculture and to peasants had to move to the overcrowded cities, without proper infrastructure, no new job opportunities etc. The Asad regime probably was not even informed about the problem, even if i heard a gloomy prediction about what will happen to Syria already 10 years ago. Instead building water purification systems, Bashir tried to build atom bomb with the help of the North Koreans.
    No modern economy can be built without civil society free to express its opinion. Even the Russians had to admit it, well, partly.
    By the way, Egypt and Jordan and probably also Iraque are also in a critical water situation. If they don’t introduce birth control and modern liberal economy, they will follow Syria.


    • Patrice Ayme Says:

      Maybe Assad was informed, but he thought the gathering crisis would allow him to make a great cleaning, a holocaust. Now it’s on, and Assad is duly elected.
      As Putin has sort of pulled back, the war will go on and on… BTW Putin, in my opinion had to pull back because of purely military reasons: he was not going to engage massive troops to take Aleppo or Raqqa. The latter will be left to a joint Trump-Frank-Kurd assault..
      As the war will go on, so will the holocaust, which is fine for Assad, his Alawites… and the Israelis, or anybody who feels there are too many people in the Middle East.

      Many countries in the worst state went quickly from a few million to 100 million (Egypt went from like 18 million to the latter number, or maybe that was Ethiopia…) It’s true that such countries are inviting holocausts: wait for the great Egypto-Ethiopian war… About the Renaissance Dam… Can’t just collapse population out of the blue either (except by using nukes…)


  5. De Brunet D'Ambiallet Says:

    Democrats have nothing better than Clinton? Or are they all brainwashed? Brains washed by Bill? Bill seduced women, to abuse them, and people, to abuse them?


  6. indravaruna Says:

    EXCLUSIVE: ‘Dial one if you know a Jew dating an Arab’: Shocking Israeli campaign group set up ‘hotline’ to inform on ‘traitors diluting the Jewish race’

    Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3492183/Dial-1-know-Jew-going-Arab-Shocking-campaign-group-Israel-sets-hotline-attack-mixed-marriages.html#ixzz43CbcHLn1
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    • Patrice Ayme Says:

      Well, that’s not exactly a new problem… However, it’s getting worse. I knew a couple, she Israeli Jew, he Israeli Arab, both born there, and they had to leave Israel after they married. They were not exactly in love with Israel…
      As long as Arab Palestinians go in all-out war with Israel, they feed the Great Israel drive (I’m just observing, not condemning any involved… ;-))


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